The Works Of Alexander Pope, Esq: In Ten Volumes Complete, With His Last Corrections, Additions, And Improvements. Being The Third Of His Letters. 9, 10. köideNicolai, 1764 - 136 pages |
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... Chief Justice Whitshed , under the fitua- tion I am in . For , I take this caufe properly to lie before you : You are a much fitter Judge of what concerns the credit of a Writer , the injuries that are done him , and the reparations he ...
... Chief Justice Whitshed , under the fitua- tion I am in . For , I take this caufe properly to lie before you : You are a much fitter Judge of what concerns the credit of a Writer , the injuries that are done him , and the reparations he ...
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... Chief Justice , and informed him of a feditious , ' factious , and virulent Pamphlet , lately published with a defign of setting the two Kingdoms at variance ; directing at the fame time that the Printer fhould be profecuted with the ...
... Chief Justice , and informed him of a feditious , ' factious , and virulent Pamphlet , lately published with a defign of setting the two Kingdoms at variance ; directing at the fame time that the Printer fhould be profecuted with the ...
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... Chief Justice , among other fingularities , laid his hand on his breaft , and protested folemnly that the Author's defign was to bring in the Pretend- er ; although there was not a single fyllable of party in the whole Treatife , and ...
... Chief Justice , among other fingularities , laid his hand on his breaft , and protested folemnly that the Author's defign was to bring in the Pretend- er ; although there was not a single fyllable of party in the whole Treatife , and ...
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... Chief Managers here : He told me they were a fort of people who seemed to think , that the principles of a Whig consisted in nothing else but damning the Church , reviling the Clergy , abetting the Diffenters , and speaking con ...
... Chief Managers here : He told me they were a fort of people who seemed to think , that the principles of a Whig consisted in nothing else but damning the Church , reviling the Clergy , abetting the Diffenters , and speaking con ...
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... chief Governor who comes over here for a good civil em- ployment , or to be one of his Secretaries , which your Parliament - men are fond enough of , when there is no room at home . The wine is good and reason- able ; you may dine twice ...
... chief Governor who comes over here for a good civil em- ployment , or to be one of his Secretaries , which your Parliament - men are fond enough of , when there is no room at home . The wine is good and reason- able ; you may dine twice ...
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